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Studebaker Clubs Combined Meet Photos

Last week they met here in Lancaster, Pa. Thursday was open to the public and was my favourite admission - free! I spent about 2 hours there with my digital camera and still never got to the trucks, the Avantis or the swapmeet. I put all the pics up on my Photobucket account and I hope it can be reached at:

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The oldest car there was a 1914 Studebaker. There were a few Rocknes, a '55 Packard and a bunch of Packardbakers as well as the Studebakers.

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.

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Mad Modeller
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on 9/22/2008 11:22 PM Mad Modeller said the following:

These are great pics, Bill. I learned to drive on a 40 Studebaker Champion, but a 4 door. You might want to put these pics over on alt.binaries.pictures.autos too.

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willshak

really, share then out. i like those 30's-40's monsters. i almost never see them at antique meets. a feww million bucks and we'd have a bunch.

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Yeah, I was told I made the trip home from the hospital in a '37 Chevy sedan. When I found one at a meet I got a nice pic of it and had an enlargement made up for Dad. He said his was a darker shade than that but he still liked the pic. The first car I remember was the '48 Dodge. We had that until late '55 whenit was traded in on a Chevy 210.

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.

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Mad Modeller

I just might when I get caught up with things around here.

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.

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Mad Modeller

i remember our austin with the idiot sticks we were disscusing. i still haven't found that model's pics on line. next time at my sis, i will check the photos.

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they're very good pics. share them when you can.

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someone

another project for the pile...

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I've been shooting car pics for years. I started with sports cars back in the '60s and then in the '70s I added 'antiques' because they were getting scarce on the streets around here. I've gotta dig out the negs from the '70s (they were printed onto 'pebble-finish' paper) and get them re-printed. That pebble stuff scans badly.

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.

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Mad Modeller

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